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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1942
Page
5
Naturalists studying tropical South America report large lizards defend themselves by ejecting small jets of bloody fluid from the corners of their eyes, reaching several feet away.
An quotation attributed to Javier Prado proclaims a belief that in the United States a man’s value rests on activity and self-made effort. It emphasizes opportunity to develop abilities, fighting spirit, and winning the fight as core American ideals.
Durability in cotton lace depends on a firm dense design that covers most of the surface. Heavy designs on fragile backgrounds tend to break quickly and reduce longevity.
Mrs Ray Stevens visited Hallettsville last week Tuesday. Harry Boehm from Camp Bowie came Saturday to visit family. Miss Helen Kaase and Miss Helen Urban visited Sweet Home Sunday. Bill Urban of Yoakum visited with Helen Urban Sunday. Henry Koester and son Ear Jerome of Seguin visited Moulton Sunday. Erwin Siems and Fred Schoenweitz of Houston came for the weekend. BE Kaase of Houston and family spent the week in the Kaase home. R J Etlinger and children of Yoakum visited Moulton relatives. Alfons Giesbers of Temple visited the Fehrenkamp home Sunday. Hugo Boehm of San Antonio visited over the weekend. Annie Steffek and daughter Gertrudh with Debora of Shiner spent Saturday with Helen Urban.
The Eagle notes visits and readers from Shiner Houston Victoria and San Antonio. Mrs Viasta Kresta and Mrs Emil Darilek Jr. are among those mentioned alongside families visiting from Kingsville Yoakum and Nassau. Frank Wagner Jr. visits from St Marys University.
Fred Fehrenkamp assistant fire chief of Government Hospital McCloskey Temple spent Sunday with his family in a quiet off duty day report noting his role and location.
Mrs. Henry Koester and Mrs. T Marek of Seguin along with Mrs. Reno Ruppel of New Braunfels visited part of last week in the Koester home, sharing time and news with local acquaintances.
A home tip describes cleaning the interior of glass bottles by cutting a lemon into small pieces, placing them inside, adding water to half fill, and shaking vigorously. The piece also notes a cigarette girl at the Copley Plaza hotel in Boston wearing an evening gown and calling for cigars in a Harvard accent.
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